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Robbins council accepts bid for former police department property
Summary
The Robbins council closed a public hearing and unanimously accepted the first bid for the former Robbins Police Department property at 110 South Milton Street (Parcel ID 20190144). Council directed staff to complete final paperwork pending legal review and a forthcoming board meeting.
The Robbins town council closed a public hearing and accepted the first offer for the former Robbins Police Department property at 110 South Milton Street, Speaker 3 said at the meeting.
Speaker 3 outlined the parcel details — Parcel ID 20190144, recorded at plat book 17, slide 449 — and said the property’s combined assessed value is about $101,000.78. "No upset bids were received," Speaker 3 told the council during the hearing.
Council member Speaker 4 moved to accept the first offer and finalize the sale. Speaker 1 called the vote; the motion carried with all members present voting in favor and no opposition recorded. Speaker 3 said the town will complete final paperwork after legal review and that the buyer’s board will consider the matter at its upcoming meeting.
Why it matters: The sale transfers a publicly owned parcel off the town’s inventory and clears the way for the buyer to proceed once state-required notice and legal review processes are complete. Speaker 3 noted the bidding process complied with state statutory notice requirements.
The manager said the clerk received written bids by the posted deadline and that the town followed General Statutes 160A-269 procedures for offering surplus property. Next steps include final legal review and administrative processing before the deed is executed.
